Seven Academy's Busy Shapes App For iOS Helps Shape Your Child's Intelligence

Having helped your kids tell the time and count, Tic Toc Time and Count up to 10 developer Seven Academy is now encouraging kids to get busy with shapes. If you want your little ones to sharpen their reasoning skills by having them interact with shapes, Seven Academy's new Busy Shapes app comes highly recommended. Inspired by the works of the famous Swiss developmental psychologist Jean Piaget, Busy Shapes helps stimulate your children's intelligence by having them place simple shapes into their corresponding holes:

Busy Shapes helps children improve their ability to handle simple objects through a series of puzzles, in which they must change simple shapes and place them in proper holes. Along the way, the app responds to each child’s actions with positive guidance and motivation, and never with discouragement. Plus, the app’s digital exploratory playground regularly refreshes with different objects, which keeps children interested and engaged.

If you can't see the video embedded above, please click here. Busy Shapes comes with a number of features that facilitate children's learning. These include "passing" swipe control well-suited to kids' quick hands, customizable Guided Access, and an AI that adjusts the level difficulty according to the kids' performance. And for parents, Busy Shapes offers a real-time monitoring dashboard as well as progress tracking via Game Center. Compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad running iOS 7.0 or later, Busy Shapes is available now in the App Store for the special 33-percent-off introductory price of $1.99. See also: AppAdvice's Apps For Kids AppList. [gallery link="file" order="DESC"]